Melisandre meets up with Jaime before the Night King and WW's come south of the Wall to wreck shit. Restores his hand somehow. Jaime rushes in to save Brienne and the rest of the world. This ensues.I did like thee conversation betweed Jamie and Walder. Walder was talking like he and Jamie were basically the same. Jamie just got disgusted by the thought that he was anything like WF. Another point in the turning to the light column. Add to that when he returns to KL, now he has some life choices to make.
Yeah, the book storyline is really interesting. I'm excited to see how it comes into play. FM/assassin of kings/queens Arya + massive wolf pack.Nymeria's storyline in the books is very interesting. One of the few side stories that is intriguing. She's got like a huge, huge pack of super wolves and they hunt humans now. It's pretty funny I guess, considering Arya.
Interesting. I have no idea.Melisandre meets up with Jaime before the Night King and WW's come south of the Wall to wreck shit. Restores his hand somehow. Jaime rushes in to save Brienne and the rest of the world. This ensues.
Full page in the White Book confirmed.
He's not forgotten. Lord Manderly named Jon The White Wolf because he and the other lords had seen Ghost.Acceptable. It's just a bit odd the dog isn't even mentioned, just forgotten about. Whatevs.
I suspect they left it out because at the time they shot the flashback scene they weren't ready to commit to that being how Cersei goes out. They may have had other plans or they may have just wanted to leave the potential for other plans there.The bit about the valonqar was left out of Maggy's prophecy, maybe because they wanted to limit how much the book readers could spoil for the rest.
Some bonus irony points went to Jaime when his youngest son killed himself by jumping out of a window.It's from one of the earliest bran chapters of Game of Thrones, ie Book 1. it's a vision he has when he's in a coma immediately after being pushed out of the window.
The twins are not a bottleneck heading south, they are not on the kings road. The only time the twins mattered geographically is when Robb Stark wanted to sneak his main army down around the main lannister army which was parked along the king's road. And even then the twins bridge only mattered because they were racing against time (Ned was still alive and a prisoner), otherwise they could of just forded the river anywhere else where it wasn't as wide.hodj_sl said:I think the Twins is a likely location for a major battle against the Undead marching south towards King's Landing, due to it being smack in the middle and the last major bottleneck between the North and the Capitol.
So the Freys may still have a role to play down the road.
He's a Witcher.He's not forgotten. Lord Manderly named Jon The White Wolf because he and the other lords had seen Ghost.
Friend of mine said, "considering how popular she is, she'll probably die horribly on ep. 1 or 2 next season".RL info on the actress that played Lady Mormont. This kid killed it.
Next season will open and she will be a foot taller more than likely ;pFriend of mine said, "considering how popular she is, she'll probably die horribly on ep. 1 or 2 next season".
Yeah, but how many people know/believe he died? I don't think its common knowledge that people know that he died. I get that impression from Jon's parlay with Ramsay, when Jon challenges him to 1v1 combat. Ramsay says "I've heard stories about you", I was expecting him to say something about he heard Jon was stabbed in the back by his brothers and brought back from the dead/how can he challenge someone who cheated death, but he just mentions Jon's swordsmanship skills.To add something else... Jon is being called an oathbreaker for deserting the night's watch...but technically he has been relieved of his duty's and oath because:
"Night gathers, and now my watch begins.It shall not end until my death.I shall take no wife, hold no lands, father no children. I shall wear no crowns and win no glory.I shall live and die at my post.I am the sword in the darkness. I am the watcher on the walls. I am the fire that burns against the cold, the light that brings the dawn, the horn that wakes the sleepers, the shield that guards the realms of men. I pledge my life and honor to the Night's Watch, for this night and all the nights to come."
He did die, and so his watch did end. In my eyes he is free to do WTF he wants.
That would be awesome, it won't be so weird then when she armors up like her sisters and mother, grabs a bigass Valyrian steel mace and defeats the army of the dead AND the White Walkers by herself while giving stern, rousing speeches.Next season will open and she will be a foot taller more than likely ;p